I got it
I had to update rsync from 3.0.2 to 3.0.4 to get "--protocol=29" to work!
Thanks everyone!
Now if I can just figure out how to stop it from prompting me for a password
every time.
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Matt!
You have been incredibly knowledgeable and willing to help ... thank you
very much. The world needs more people like you. The upgrade fixed it.
Now if I can just get it to not ask for the password every time so I can run
this thing via cron.
Thanks again,
Kevin
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No joy here.
I tried:
"rsync --protocol=29 -n @backup.dreamhost.com:"
And still got:
cmd= machine=backup.dreamhost.com user= path=
cmd[0]=ssh cmd[1]=-l cmd[2]= cmd[3]=backup.dreamhost.com cmd[4]=rsync
cmd[5]=--server cmd[6]=--sender cmd[7]=-nde. cmd[8]=. cmd[9]=
opening connection usi
I do prefer to get the Host-B to Host-C working.
When I enter "rsync -navze ssh /test [EMAIL PROTECTED]:" in a shell I am first
prompted to accept the key, then I am asked to enter the password for Host-C
and then I get:
insecure -e option not allowed.
This account is restricted by rssh.
Allow
Thank you for the quick response.
Here is were we are
Host-C: External Backup host. Only has rsync daemon available to us via
RSSH. SFTP but no shell or cron. OpenSSH 4.3. Debian Linux
Host-B: Our server. Has OpenSSh 3.9 (for now). Centos 4.5 Linux
Host-A: External Web host. Has cron, shell,
Hello everyone,
If I have three computers (Host-A, Host-B and Host-C) is it possible to
execute Rsync from Host-A and use the rsync daemon via SSH on Host-B as the
source and the rsync daemon via SSH on host-C as the destination?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kevin
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